Mint Fractions & Aroma Chemicals · South Africa

Mint Terpenes for South Africa

We make Mint Terpenes from Indian mint in our Sambhal plant and export it to South Africa with full batch documentation. The light terpene fraction removed when mint oil is made terpeneless: rich in limonene and pinenes, used in household fragrance and as a natural solvent.

HS code
3301 90 49
Composition
Limonene, pinenes and other monoterpenes, per COA
Packing
25 kg HDPE or aluminium containers; 180 kg drums for volume
Main portsDurban · Cape TownFrom Nhava Sheva / Mundra
Sea transit18–24 daysIndicative, port to port
Key regulatorSAHPRAMedicines and APIs
Trade blocSADC
CurrencyZAR

Supplying Mint Terpenes to South Africa

We ship by sea from Nhava Sheva or Mundra to Durban, Cape Town or Port Elizabeth. Indicative port-to-port transit is 18–24 days, depending on routing and transhipment.

Mint Terpenes is used in household and air-care fragrance, natural solvents and industrial cleaners. Imports into South Africa usually involve SAHPRA; we provide the specifications, COAs and certificates your file needs.

Documents for South Africa

  • Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every batch
  • Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) and technical data sheet
  • Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading
  • Certificate of Origin
FAQ

Mint Terpenes in South Africa

Can N S Mint supply Mint Terpenes to South Africa?

Yes. We ship by sea from Nhava Sheva or Mundra to Durban, Cape Town or Port Elizabeth. Indicative port-to-port transit is 18–24 days, depending on routing and transhipment. Send us the grade, quantity and destination and our export desk will quote.

Which documents come with a shipment of Mint Terpenes to South Africa?

Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every batch, Safety Data Sheet (SDS / MSDS) and technical data sheet, Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading and Certificate of Origin.

How is Mint Terpenes priced for delivery to Johannesburg?

We quote FOB India or CIF Durban, and other Incoterms on request. Contracts are hedged when they are signed, so the agreed price and quantity hold even if the mint market moves.

Which authority regulates Mint Terpenes imports in South Africa?

Most buyers deal with SAHPRA and Department of Health – Foodstuffs Act. We supply the specifications, COAs and certificates your registration needs; please confirm current requirements with your regulatory team.

Full specification: Mint Terpenes. Market overview: South Africa.

Tell us the grade, quantity and port. Our export desk comes back with a quote.